Print Scale 144-010 Decal McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II in Viet Nam Scale 1:144 for Aircraft Plastic model kit

Print Scale 144-010 Waterslide Decals are designed for 1:144 scale models of the McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II family. This sheet provides markings for multiple USAF Phantom variants (including reconnaissance RF-4C subjects) and one US Navy F-4B option, with codes, insignia, and unit-style identifiers presented in the included guide.

The F-4 Phantom II served across several roles, from tactical fighter operations to reconnaissance, and its Southeast Asia-era camouflage and high-visibility tail codes are a popular subject in small-scale jet modeling. This set focuses on accurate model markings and configuration-specific details rather than extended historical narrative.

For modelers, Print Scale 144-010 is useful when you want several distinct Phantom builds from one sheet, including different tail code styles, nose art elements, and reconnaissance-specific airframe markings. It is intended for any compatible 1:144 F-4 Phantom II plastic model kit. Due to the small scale and the amount of fine text and striping, careful alignment and surface preparation are recommended.

• Aircraft: McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II
• Variant / Family: F-4B, F-4C, F-4D, F-4E, RF-4C Phantom II family
• Scale: 1:144
• Product type: Waterslide decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for any 1:144 McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II kit
• Service / Subject country: United States (USAF, US Navy)
• Manufacturer: Print Scale
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Print Scale 144-010

Included aircraft marking options

• F-4D Phantom II, serial 66-8775, 366th Tactical Fighter Wing (unit identification shown), Da Nang area, October 1968; nose art text provided as “The Saint”.
• F-4E Phantom II, serial 67-0210, 1972; 58th TFS, 432 TRW (as listed in the guide).
• F-4C Phantom II, serial 64-0829; tail code style FG, dated 20/05/1967 (as printed); unit badge/code set as shown in the instruction.
• F-4E Phantom II, serial 67-0362, dated 08/07/1972 (as printed); 58th TFS unit-style markings as depicted.
• RF-4C Phantom II, serial 69-0349, Udorn RTAFB, Thailand, 1973; 14 TRS (as listed in the guide).
• RF-4C Phantom II, serial 65-0849, Udorn RTAFB, Thailand, 1969; 11 TRS (as listed in the guide).
• F-4D Phantom II, serial 67-463, Udorn (airbase reference in the guide), 1972/1973.
• F-4D Phantom II, serial 66-755, 13 TFS, 432 TRW, Udorn RTAFB, Thailand, summer 1973.
• F-4D-30-MC Phantom II, serial 66-7601, dated 12/1967 (as printed); 435 TFS, 13 TFW, including crew-name style markings as provided.
• F-4B Phantom II, BuNo 153019, code NL 201; VF-111, USS Coral Sea, 6 March 1972.

Additional contents: the set includes technical stencils and small marking elements (stripes, warnings, and placement details) as shown in the instruction artwork.

This decal set is part of the Print Scale product range and belongs to the Decals and Waterslide Decals categories. It is intended for use with 1:144 scale aircraft model kits and complements projects in the aircraft model kits collection.

FAQ

How many aircraft marking subjects are included in Print Scale 144-010?

The set provides ten distinct marking options, covering multiple F-4 Phantom II variants and time frames as listed above.

Which Phantom variants are covered by this decal sheet?

The options include F-4B, F-4C, F-4D, F-4E, and RF-4C subjects, allowing both fighter and reconnaissance-style builds in 1:144 scale.

Does the set include technical stenciling?

Yes. The sheet includes technical stencils and small airframe marking elements intended to support a more complete finish in small scale.

Is this compatible with any 1:144 F-4 Phantom II kit?

It is intended for any compatible 1:144 F-4 Phantom II plastic model kit. Fit can vary slightly by manufacturer, so it helps to test-position larger pieces like tail codes and nose art before final placement.

Are these markings limited to the Vietnam War period only?

The subjects primarily align with late-1960s to early-1970s Phantom II service, including USAF examples and a US Navy carrier-based option dated 1972.